Sure, this is just a normal gravel bike but it just has that thing that is really hard to put a name to, where-while nothing specific is wildly out of the ordinary-each part of the process is done to a quality that means that the finished bike is just a cut above what you expect from even a really high-end bike. Ricky Feather is one of the oldest among the new wave of builders in the UK with more frames under his belt than most will ever achieve. I loved the use of an external headset, allowing for good-sized bearings, but the main thing I loved about this bike was Jack’s paint scheme, with a wild airbrushed fork.
#Rail maze 2 level 60 pro
With a GRX DI2 groupset and a smattering of Pro components, the build was pretty smart while also being reasonably normal. The first build I picked out from Shimano/Pro was this gloriously understated TIG welded Feather gravel build, with paint by Jack Kingston. It was much bigger than a snooker hall or a tennis square. Not only was the coffee on the Shimano booth excellent but so was the food in the “for-Shimano-employees-only-cafe.” As an extra layer of security after the paper sign on the door, the lady at the cafe asked: “Are you a Shimano employee?” Indeed I was.īesides fuel, there were some surprising and super nice builds on the Shimano booth, which had approximately the footprint of a small airport or an ample train station, or some kind of sports field.
Save for a stop at Classified to actually try out their magic hubs, this involved a lot of walking and not a lot of l ooking because both actually-nice bikes and the Weird Stuff were both in short supply. While shocked at first, the more Petor peeled back the layers of what was on display, the more interested he became…Ĭontinued from Folding Bikes, Weird Sights, and Crashing Eurobike Part 01Īfter a blur of meetings and a maze of halls, I found myself in Hall 11. In his second installment from this year’s convention, Petor looks at an ensemble of beautiful bikes, in addition to what Eurobike considers the future of mobility. Today, we continue Petor Georgallou‘s coverage of Eurobike 2023.
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